For wholesalers & MGAs

Sort incoming submissions before they reach an underwriter's desk.

Wholesale and MGA teams receive packets of every quality. PacketSlip shows what is in each one, what is missing and what does not add up.

What it does

Fast first look

Named insured, class, location, revenue and requested coverage are extracted with page citations.

Incomplete packets flagged

Checklists show which required items are missing, so you can go back to the retail broker right away.

Conflicts surfaced early

Differences between the application, supplements and loss runs appear as open findings.

Shared record per account

Findings, answers and status changes are logged on the submission for the whole team.

Triage scenarios for wholesale and MGA teams

Intake

Busy Monday inbox

Situation
Dozens of submissions arrive from retail agents with varying completeness.
What PacketSlip does
Each packet is extracted and checked so key risk details and gaps are visible at a glance.
Outcome
Underwriters spend time on complete, in-appetite risks first.

Incomplete packet

Missing loss runs

Situation
A retail agent sends an application without loss runs for the last three years.
What PacketSlip does
The checklist flags the missing documents and drafts a request to the retail agent.
Outcome
The request goes out the same day instead of after a full review.

Underwriter review

Checking a specific detail

Situation
An underwriter needs the radius of operation for a trucking risk.
What PacketSlip does
Document Q&A answers with the cited page.
Outcome
The detail is confirmed without reading the whole packet.

What changes for wholesale intake

StepBeforeWith PacketSlip
First lookOpen every attachment to understand the riskStructured summary of key fields with citations
CompletenessDiscovered mid-reviewMissing items listed on arrival
Questions to retail agentSent piecemealOne consolidated request
Audit trailSpread across emailRecorded on each submission

Consistent intake across the team

Wholesalers and MGAs handle high volume from many retail agents, each with different habits. A consistent first pass — same fields, same checks — makes it easier to compare risks and route work.

Frequently asked questions

Can different underwriters use different checklists?

Checklists are set per agency and line of business, so the whole team works from the same versioned rules.